Minerva Humanoids Raises $10M for Dangerous Industrial Robots
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Minerva Humanoids secured $10M pre-seed funding to develop semi-autonomous humanoid robots for dangerous industrial tasks in energy and public safety. Their robot, Roger, is designed for trained specialists.
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- Robotics & Automation NewsMinerva Humanoids raises $10 million to develop robots for dangerous industrial jobs
Minerva Humanoids has raised $10 million in pre-seed funding to develop semi-autonomous humanoid robots for dangerous industrial jobs in energy and public safety sectors. The company's robot, Roger, enables trained specialists to perform hazardous tasks remotely using VR and haptic gloves. The project was developed in five months, with plans to manufacture commercial versions in Germany and the U.S.
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